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No. 1 International Area Studies Conference I   (15.Jul.1997)
　Japan-USA Area Studies Conference   Edited by
MATSUBARA Masatake, John CAMPBELL
COVER・CONTENTS    
INTRODUCTION
: Views on Behalf of the Each Delegation		   John CAMPBELL , MATSUBARA Masatake
REMARKS   John CAMPBELL , MATSUBARA Masatake
Area Studies Must Be the Foundation of New Scholarly Knowledge   ITAGAKI Yuzo
Whatever Happened to the Third World?
: Area Studies and New World Disorders		   David WYATT
Area Studies and Contemporary Japan   OGURA Mitsuo
American Studies as Area Studies: The Need for Collaboration   Michael COWAN
Area Studies and This Changing World   MATSUI Toru
Our Once and Future Life in Area Studies   Edward KEENAN
Discipline, Interdisciplinary Approach and International Orientation in Area Studies   YASUBA Yasukichi
A Better Rationale than the Cold War for American Area Studies   Reid READING
American Studies in Japanese Universities
: Past, Present and Future		   FUJITA Fumiko
The Challenges of Area Studies in the 1990s   Goran HYDEN
Area Studies as a Method of Perceiving Others and Ourselves
: A Condideration of the Problems of the University Education		   YOSHIDA Masao
Area Studies in Universities
: Organization and Funding		   Ann LESCH
The Promotion of Multi-lateral Cooperation in the Field of Area Studies
: American and Japanese Slavic Area Studies Associations and Researchers Native to the Area of Study		   FUJIMOTO Wakio
Multi-lateral Cooperation among Association of Area Studies and between Americans and Japanese, Including Researchers of Areas Studies   Marysa NAVARRO
Multifaceted International Cooperation to Promoto Area Studies   YAMADA Mutsuo
International Cooperation: Scholars and Associations   Ann BETTERIDGE
APPENDIX
　A: Program
　B: List of Participants
　C: Participating Associations
　D: Taskforce Members		    
No. 2 International Area Studies Conference II    
　Ciudad y Campo en America Latina   Organizador
YAMADA Mutsuo
COVER・CONTENTS    
DISCURSO INAUGURAL    
Ciudad y Campo en America Latina   YAMADA Mutsuo
PONENCIAS    
Los Sistemas de Suministro de Agua y Desague en la Ciudad de Mexico y en San Pablo   HAGIWARA Hachiro
　Descentralizcion en el Gran San Pablo, Brasil:
?Un Paso hacia Economias Municipales Competitivas?		   YAMAZAKI Keiichi
Planificacion, Pobreza y Desigualidad en la America Latina Urbana   Thomas ANGOTTI
Expansion y Problemas Urbanos de la Ciudad de Lima   Juan GUNTHER DOERING
Organizaciones Populares Urbanas en Colombia:
el Caso de Bogota		   HATAYA Noriko
Globalisation, Employment and Poverty:
The Experience of Bogota, Colombia		   Alan GILBERT
Reproduccion Social e Involucion Intra-metropolitana en el Brasil
(en colaboracion con Catia Antonia DA SILVA y Hernani de MORAES VIEIRA)		   Ana Clara TORRES RIBEIRO
Agigantamiento de las Ciudades de Latinoamerica y Cambios en la Modalidad y Actitud de los Ciudadanos   NAKAGAWA Fumio
Expoliacion Urbana, Luchas Sociales y Ciudadnia:
Retazos de Nuestra Historia Reciente		   Lucio KOWARICK
Migracion y Desarrollo Regional:
la Migracion a Estados Unidos desde el Occidente de Mexico		   Sergio ZENDEJAS
Estructura y Crisis Del Mundo Campesino del Noroeste Argentino   Carlos REBORATTI
La Reforma Agraria y Modernizacion de la Agricultura de Honduras   ISHII Akira
El Dualismo Ciudad vs Campo en el Pensamiento Argentino:
la Lucha de la Civilizacion contra la Barbarie		   Marta Elena P. de MATSUSHITA
Problemas de Pobreza en la Argentina:
Casos de las Provincias de Buenos Aires y Tucuman		   USAMI Kouichi
Ciudad y Campo en la Sierra Andina:
el Caso de Cuzco		   TOMOEDA Hiroyasu
Etnicidad del Campo y Ciudad:
Indios y Ladinos de Guatemala		   KOIZUMI Junji
Trade, Employment and the Rural Economy   Louis LEFEBER
Urbanizacion de las Zonas Rurales:
El Caso Mexicano y Situaciones comparativas en America Latina		   Claude BATAILLON
The Rural Challenge to Urban Leviathan:
Changing Regional Dynamics in Mexican Politics and Society		   Diane E. DAVIS
No. 3 Population Movement in the Modern World I    
　Contemporary Migration in Oceania: Diaspora and Network   Edited by
Ken’ichi SUDO, Shuji YOSHIDA
COVER・CONTENTS
Preface		    
Introduction :
　Contemporary Migration in Oceania		   Ken’ichi SUDO
Prior to MIRAB?:
　Remittances and Inter-Island Relations in Woleai Atoll,
　Yap State, Federated States of Micronesia		   Yasuyuki KARAKITA
The Meaning of Palauan Population Movement:
　An Analysis of Life Histories		   Hisashi ENDO
Contemporary Micronesian Communities in Guam:
　Acculturation, Conflict and Economic Prospects		   Kyle D. SMITH, Seyda TURK SMITH, Viviana AGULAR,
Paulette M. COULTER, Ginlin Woo, Mary L. SPENCER
Samoan Diaspora and Ceremonial Exchange   Matori YAMAMOTO
The Polynesian Diaspora:
　New Communities and New Questions		   Cluny MACPHERSON
Expanding International Migration by the Tongan People:
　Strategies and Socio-Cultural Effects on the Homeland		   Ken’ichi SUDO
Migration and Opportunities of Higher Education:
　An Analysis on the Social Mobility of USP Students and Graduates
　among the Pacific Islands and the Pacific Rim Countries		   Hayato YAMANAKA, Fumihiko YOSHIDA
Transition of Indo-Fijiands from Indentured Labourers and the Football Association
　as a Symbol of Unity		   Kazuya HASHIMOTO
Cultures of Personal Movement and Internal Migration in Papua New Guinea   Thomas H. ERNST
Structure and Dynamics of MIRAB Societies
　in the South Pacific:
　An Economic Study		   Motohiko SATO
Expanding Worlds of Oceania:
　Implications of Migration		   R. Gerard WARD
List of Contributors    
Population Movement in the Modern World II  
　Diversified Migration Patterns of North America:
　Their Challenges and Opportunities		   Edited by
KITAGAWA OTSURU Chieko
COVER・CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS		    
INTRODUCTION    
　The New Wave of the Massive Immigration and the Search for a New Identity   IGARASHI Takeshi
PART ONE: SOCIAL/ECONOMIC SITUATION OF SENDING SOCIETIES    
Summary Discussion   YONEYAMA Hiroshi
Chapter 1
　Explaining the Paradox:
　Stabilization, Social Conditions and Emigration in Mexico, 1988-1994		   Agustin ESCOBAR LATAPI
Chapter 2
　Qiaoxiang Mentality and Economic Development:
　A Comparative Study of Two Overseas Chinese Homelands in South China in the 1990s		   Yuen-fong WOON
Chapter 3
　Socio-economic Background of the First-stage and Second-stage Migrants:
　Lebanon as a Case		   HASHIMOTO Kohei
PART TWO: STRUCTURAL CHANGES OF INDUSTRIES AND MIGRATION OF WORKERS    
　Summary Discussion   IYOTANI Toshio
Chapter 4
　Economic Integration and Mexico-U.S. Migration		   Philip MARTIN
Chapter 5
　Economic Restructuring and the Asian Immigrant Scientists and Engineers		   SHOJI Keiichi
Chapter 6
　New Employment Regimes in Cities:
　Impacts on Immigrant Workers		   Saskia SASSEN
PART THREE: SETTLEMENT AND FRICTION IN THE RECEIVING SOCIETIES    
　Summary Discussion   MURAYAMA Yuzo
Chapter 7
　Attempt at Sovereignty in Multi-Ethnic Hawaii:
　The Displacement of Hawaiians by Non-Hawaiians and the Push for Sovereignty		   TAKAGI-KITAYAMA Mariko
Chapter 8
　Potential Power, Real Power:
　The Political Participation of Asian Americans		   Don T. NAKANISHI
Chapter 9
　When "Orientals" Are Not Socially Weak:
　A Conflict Between the Chinese and Canadians in Markham, Ontario		   MORIKAWA Makio
PART FOUR: A NEW DEFINITION OF "CITIZENSHIP"?    
　Summary Discussion   KITAGAWA OTSURU Chieko
Chapter 10
　Multiculturalism and Citizenship: The Effects Of the 1996 Immigration Laws		   TAKEZAWA I. Yasuko
Chapter 11
　American Immigration and Refugee Law:
　A Legal Reflection of the Ambivalence toward "Aliens"		   MIYAGAWA Shigeo
Chapter 12
　Canada:
　Citizenship in a Multicultural Global Perspective		   Janet MCLELLAN
Chapter 13
　Citizenship Between Globalism and Regionalism:
　A Comparison of Trends in North America and Europe		   Rob KROES
GENERAL DISCUSSION    
CONTRIBUTORS    
OBSERVERS    
No. 5 State, Nation and Ethnic Relations I
　State Formation and Ethnic Relations in the Middle East   Edited by
USUKI Akiara
COVER・CONTENTS    
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT    
NOTE ON TRANSLITERATION    
INTRODUCTION   USUKI Akira
KEYNOTE SPEECH    
World Order, Political Unit, Identity:
　The Phenomenon of the "Nation State" in Comparative Perspective		   SUZUKI Tadashi
STATE FORMATION AND ETHNICITY:
　THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES		    
　"The Ties that Bind":
　　Ethnonationalism and the Politics of Religion in the Middle East		   Dale F. EICKELMAN
　State Formation and Ethnicity in the Middle East:
　　Political and Economic Perspectives		   MIYAJI Kazuo
　A Sociological Framework for Changing Ethnic Relations in the Middle East   KANO Hiromasa
STATE FORMATION AND ETHNIC GROUPS    
　Ethnic and Religious Dilemmas of a Jewish State:
　　A Cultural and Historical Perspective		   Harvey E. GOLDBERG
　Religion and the State in Egypt   INO Takeji
　Dhimmi in Islamic Multi-Cultural Structure and Minority in the Nation-State System:
　　A Perspective from the Festival of el-Ghriba in Jerba Island		   TAMURA Airi
ETHNICITY AND ISLAM    
　Management of Ethinic Diversity in the Arab World   Saad Eddin IBRAHIM
　Ethinicity in Islam   NAKATA Ko
　Globarism, Nation-State, and Daily Life:
　　Visions for Ethnic Polity 		  Modjitaba SADRIA
ETHNICITY AND IDENTITY    
　From Recognition to Political Nationalization :
　　The Tribal, the Ethnic and Their Relation to the Moroccan State		   Abdellah HAMMOUDI
　Group Identities and Ethnicity in the Northern Sudan
　The Bedouin in Egyptian National Identity:		   OHTSUKA Kazuo
　　Minority or Vagabond?   KATO Hiroshi
ETHNICITY AND NATIONAL ECONOMY    
　National Economy and Ethnic Relations in Modern Turkey   Zafer TOPRAK
　Arab Bank in Palestine and Jordan:
　　Its Financial Role and Functions 		  SHIMIZU Manabu
The Development of Etatism and the "National Bourgeosie" in Egypt   NAGASAWA Eiji
No. 6 International Area Studies Conference III
　South Asia under the Economic Reforms   Edited by
OSHIKAWA Fumiko
COVER・ACKNOWLEDGEMENT・CONTENTS   OSHIKAWA Fumiko
South Asia under the Economic Reforms   KOGA Masanori
Economic Reforms and Employment in India   Amiya Kumar BAGCHI
India’s Balance of Payments Crisis:
　Is there any recovery under the New Economic Policy		   Prabirjit SARKAR
Bangladesh’s Experience with Economic Reforms:
　The Need for a Reappraisal		   Rehman SOBHAN
Structural Adjustment and Reduction of Regional Disparity:
　Comparison of Inter-governmental Fiscal Relations in India and China		   KANEKO Masaru
The Economic Reform and the Public Sector in India   ISHIGAMI Etsuro
Comments   ESHO Hideki
The Political Economy of the Economic "Reforms"   Arvind N. DAS
Implications of the Eleventh Parliamentary Election in India   SATO Hiroshi
The Economic Reforms and Politics in India:
　the Situation in West Bengal		   John McGUIRE, Douglas McLEAN, Peter REEVES
Comment on "Changes in PoliticalSystems under the Economic Reforms"   HORIMOTO Takenori
The Informal Sector of India’s Economy:
　The State of Art and the Art of the State		   Jan BREMAN
Women and Economic Reform in India:
　A Case Study from the Health Sector		   Malavika KARLEKAR
Recent Political Tendency in an Indian Metropolis:
　A Case of the Shiv Sena in Bombay (Mumbai) 		  NAITO Masao
The New Farmers’ Movement in Maharashtra and Its Response to New Economic Reforms   D.N. DHANAGARE
"Communalism" and Modern Thinking   SEKINE Yasumasa
Some Observations on a Shift in Subaltern Studies during the Economic Reforms   USUDA Masayuki
The Origins of Development Planning in India   NAKAZATO Nariaki
The Changing South Asia:
　An Observation from Southeast Asia		   SHAMSUL A.B.
Forging A Vision:
　The Implications of East Asian Economic Development for India		   Brij TANKHA
No. 7 International Area Studies Conference IV
　Islam in the Middle Eastern Studies: Muslims and Minorities   Edited by
USUKI Akira
KATO Hiroshi
COVER・CONTENTS    
Preface   KATO Hiroshi
Keynote Speech   KOGA Masanori
　Islam in Middle Eastern Studies:
　　Muslims and Minorities		   SATO Tsugitaka
Chapter 1: Muslims and Minorities in History    
　The Jewish Minority in Medieval Islam   Mark R. COHEN
　Copts and Muslims as Reflected in the Ziyara Books and Qarafas   OHTOSHI Tetsuya
　The State and the Church in Nineteenth-Century Egypt   Muhammad AFIFI
　The Syrian Christian Community and Socio-Political Change in the Early Islamic Period   OHTA Keiko
　The Problem of Ethnic Groups in Al-Andalus   M’hammad BENABOUD
　Coexistence and Integration among the Religious Communities:
　　In Ottoman Syria		   Abdul-Karim RAFEQ
　The Musalima Problem during the Mamluk Dynasty   MATSUDA Toshimichi
　A Jewish Intelligence Network in the Sixteenth Century:
　　The Ottoman Empire and the Nasi Family 		  MIYATAKE Shiro
　Comment: Majorities and Minorities Viewed from a Different Angle   UNO Masaki
Chapter 2: Ethnic Group in Situations    
　Linguistic Policies and the Issue of Ethno-linguistic Minorities in the Middle East   Catherine MILLER
　Is Bedouin Arabic Prestigious? Examining an Ethno-Cultural Fantasy   NISHIO Tetsuo
　The Persistent Significance of Jewish Ethnicity in Israel   Sammy SMOOHA
　The End of a Tradition:
　　Jewish Emigration from Arab Countries to Israel		   USUKI Akira
　The Ottoman Millet System   Azmi OZCAN
　The Kurdish Issue in Turkey   NAGABA Hiroshi
　Sectarian Communities and Secular State in Modern Lebanon   Massoud DAHER
　The Legacy of Slavery and Its Effect on the Nation-Building Process in the Sudan:
　　The Role of Ex-Slaves in the History of Modern Sudan		   KURITA Yoshiko
　Political Parties and Socioeconomic Differences in Turkey   HAZAMA Yasushi
　Volumes in this Series    
No. 8 State, Nation and Ethnic Relations II
　Regionalism and Immigration in the Context of European Integration   Edited by
MIYAJIMA Takashi
KAJITA Takamichi
YAMADA Mutsuo
COVER・CONTENTS・FOREWORD    
European Integration, Regions and Ethnicity:
　The Possibilities and Significance of New Forms of Integration Replacing the Nation-State		   MIYAJIMA Takashi
Europe: A Good Deal for the Future of the Breton Identity   Michel NICOLAS
The Belgian Federal System and Language Conflict   MITAKE Naoya
The Former Yugoslavia’s Dissolution in the European Integration Process   SHIBA Nobuhiro
The Northern League and the European Integration   MURAKAMI Shinichiro
Integrated Europe as Viewed from Mediterranean Islands   NIIHARA Michinobu
Catalan Nationalism and the Reformation of the Spanish State   SUZUKI Syoichi
Basque Nationalism and Its Discourse on Language   HAGIO Sho
The Situation of Foreign Immigrants in the United Kingdom   Sally TOMLINSON
Muslims in Western Europe:
　Responses to Integration 		  Muhammad ANWAR
Integration within Diversification, Diversification within Integration:
　Multicultural Education in Britain		   SAKURA Kosei
Foreign Immigrants in the Madrid Area:
　Spatial Distribution, Ways of Settling and Ethnic Differentiation of Itineraries		   Rosa APARICIO GOMEZ
Latin American Immigrants in Southern Europe:
　The Impact of European Integration 		  YAMADA Mutsuo
Socio-Cultural Differentiation in the Formation of Ethnic Identity and Integration into Japanese Society:
　The Case of Okinawan and Nikkei Brazilian Immigrants		   TAJIMA Hisatoshi
Immigrants and Ultra-Rightists in Germany   TAKAHASHI Hidetoshi
Reconsidering German Identity:
　Waves of Immigration and Unification 		  ADACHI Nobuhiko
European Integration and Gender   HIMEOKA Toshiko
National, Multinational, Transnational:
　The Three Contexts Concerning Foreign Workers in Europe, North America, and Japan		   KAJITA Takamichi
The Harmonization of Asylum and Immigration Policies in the European Union   Bernhard SANTEL
The European Integration through Multicultural-Colored Glasses:
　Issues of Region and Immigration in the EU		   NISHIKAWA Nagao
Social Class and Primordial Autochthony:
　The Logic of ‘Multicultural’ Brussels		   Eugeen ROOSENS
Globalization, the Nation-State, and Law   HIROWATARI Seigo
Regional Participation in the Political Process of European Integration   WAKABAYASHI Hiromu
No. 9 Population Movement in the Modern World III
　Its History and Current Problems in the Context of European Integration   Edited by
KOMATSU Hisao
OBIYA Chika
John S.SCHOEBERLEIN
COVER    
Preface・Note on Transliteration・CONTENTS    
　Migration of Peoples in Central Asia   Edvard V. RTVELADZE
　Migration in Central Asia as Reflected in the Jadid Writings   Edvard V. RTVELADZE
　Migration in the Qoqand Khanate in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries   Timur BEISEMBIEV
　Shifting Ground:
　　How the Soviet Regime Used Resettlement to Transform Central Asian Society and the Consequences of This Policy Today		   John S. SCHOEBERLEIN
Russian Colonization in Central Asia:
　A Case of Semirechye, 1867-1922		   NISHIYAMA Katsunori
Migration Proccesses in the West of Central Asia in the Late Nineteenth and the Twentieth Centuries   Rinat SHIGABDINOV, Georgii NIKITENKO
Turkistan Abrouad:
　The Political Migration – From the Soviet & Cahinese Central Asia (1918-1997)		   Timur KOCAOGLU
Deportation of Koreans from the Russian Far East to Central Asia   OKA Natsuko
Population Migration in Tajikistan: Past and Present   Valentin I. BUSHKOV
The Role of Migrant Communities in the Politics of Central Asia:
　Prolegomenas for Further Comparative Studies. The Cases of Taijikistan and Tatarstan in the 1980s		   Stephane A. DUDOIGNON
Migration, Demography and Socio-Ecological Processes in Tajikistan   Aziz NIYAZI
Migration of Population in Independent States of Central Asia   Bakhtior ISLAMOV
Transition to Market Economies in Central Asia:
　Economic Development Led by Natural Resource Export and Its Impace on Regional Reorganization and Mobility of Labor		   SHIMIZU Manabu
Migration of Population, the Labor Market and Economic Changes in Kirghizstan   Rafis ABAZOV
Program    
List of Participants    
No. 10 Population movement in the Modern World IV
　Population Movement in Southeast Asia: Changing Identities and Strategies for Survival   Edited by
ABE Ken-ichi
ISHII Masako
COVER    
Preface・CONTENTS    
KEYNOTE SPEECH    
　Indonesia’s Transmigration Program:
　　Experience and Prospect 		  MUBYARTO
　Culture Moves: Contemporary Migration in Southeast Asia   MIYAZAKI Koji
MIGRATION AND IDENTITY    
　Migration and Dichotomy:
　　Cognitive Changes in Group Classificcation Among the Lisu of Northern Thailand		   AYABE Masao
　Migration and Ethnic Categorization at International Frontier:
　　A Case of Sabah, East Malaysia		   UESUGI Tomiyuki
　Dynamic Gender and Identity Among the Young FemaleAkha Migrants in Thailand, Burma and China   TOYOTA Mika
TRANSNATIONAL MIGRATION    
　The Impact of Women’s Migration on Family Life: A Case Study of Filipina Domestics Working in Hong Kong   OZEKI Erino
　Foreign Labour in the Malaysian Economic Development   YOHSHIMURA Mako
　Transnational Migration and the Global Filipino Diaspora   Okamura Jonathan
DEVELOPMENT AND MIGRATION    
　In-flow of Migrants and Their Survival Strategies in Response to Environmental Change:
　　A Case Study in Central Luzon, the Philippines		   HAYAMA Atsuko
　Cross-Border Networks and Tourism:
　　Some Aspects of Population Mobility in Sipsong Panna, Yunnan Province, Southwestern China		   HASEGAWA Kiyoshi
　Migration, Development and Political Autonomy in Eastern Indonesia   TIRTOSUDARMO Riwant
　Population Movement and Upland Agriculture on Palawan Island, Philippines   EDER James
MIGRANTS AND THE RETURN    
　Giving a feast in the Homeland:
　　Ilocano Feast and Transnational Linkages in Ilocos, the Philippines		   NAGASAKA Itaru
　Return MigrationAmong the Sangirese:
　　Life and Adjustment in the Homeland		   RAHARTO Aswatini
　Ritual Performance and the Reproduction of Ethnic Identity:
　　The Salalu Ceremony of the Lisu of Northern Thailand		   JATUWORAPRUK Thawit
CONTRIBUTORS    
No. 11 State, Nation and Ethnic Relations III
　Population Movement in Southeast Asia:
　　Fussing Modernity: Appropriation of History and Political Mobilization in South Asia		   Edited by
KOTANI Hiroyuki
FUJII Takeshi
OSHIKAWA Fumiko
COVER・ACKNOWLEDGEMENT・CONTENTS    
Keynote Address:
　Political Manipulation and Epistemological Problems in Historical Understanding		   KOTANI Hiroyuki
Historical Formation of Hindu Identity in Relation to British Colonial Rule   KOTANI Hiroyuki
By Faith Alone: History as a Weapon in the Politics of hindutva   Jayant LELE
Remembering the Musalman   Shahid AMIN
Colonial Bilingualism and Hierarchies of Language and Power:
　The Making of a Vernacular Sphere in Western India		   Veena NAREGAL
National Discourse and Local Conflict:
How Modernity Intervened in a Conflict over the Administration of a Sufi Saint’s Mausoleum in Mewar, Rajasthan		   MIO Minoru
Rioting Across Continental Divides:
　Cross-Cultural Inquiries into Personal Understnadings and Political Uses of History		   Beth ROY
Creating Caste Consciousness, Sharing the Common Past:
　The Caste Publications in Late Colonial India 		  FUJII Takeshi
Identities and Histories:
　Some Lower-Caste Narratives from Early 20th-century Bengal		   Sumit SARKAR
Comment   CHO Kyeungdal
No. 12 International Area Studies Conference V
　The Public and the Private in the United States   Edited by
Hitoshi ABE
Hiroko SATO
Chieko KITAGAWA OTSURU
COVER・CONTENTS    
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS    
Preface   Hitoshi ABE
INTRODUCTION    
　The Emergence of the Public-Private Distinction in Early America   Gordon S. WOOD
Comment    
　A Historical Overview of the Public and the Private   Jun FURUYA
PART ONE: PUBLIC PHILOSOPHY IN AMERICAN HISTORY    
　Comment
　　Common Factors of Democracy and Market Economy		   Takenori INOKI
　Chapter 1
　Public and Private in American Political Life and Thought		   Jean Bethke ELSHTAIN
　Chapter 2
　Individualism, Association, and Civil Society:
　　Tocqueville and the American Public		   Reiji MATSUMOTO
　Chapter 3
　Genealogy of Liberalism in American Political Science and the Case of Charles E. Merriam		   Yoshikazu NAKATANI
PART TWO: RELIGION IN THE PUBLIC SQUARE    
　Comment
　Is the Public Square So Naked?		   Koichi MORI
　Chapter 4
　Religion, Morality, and Public Order in the United States		   Richard John NEUHAUS
　Chapter 5
　The American Catholic Church’s Participation in the Public Forum		   Shunichi TAKAYANAGI
　Chapter 6
　Religion and Politics in the United States: The Religious Right’s Impact on Congress		   Noboru KOHSAKA
PART THREE: PUBLIC AND PRIVATE IN GENDER PERSPECTIVE    
　Comment
　The Personal is Political, After All		   Fusako OGATA
　Chapter 7
　"The Personal is Political": Feminist Challenges to the Public/Private Dichotomy		   Sara EVANS
　Chapter 8
　Private Rosies and Public Housewives: The Employment of Women during World War II in Berkeley, California		   Natsuki ARUGA
　Chapter 9
　Childrearing and Motherhood as a Private and Public Experience:
　　A Comparative Overview of Public Policies for Child Care and Protection in the United States and Japan		   Rui KOHIYAMA
PART FOUR: PUBLIC AND PRIVATE IN EDUCATION    
　Comment
　The Search for Public Good in Education		   Misao HAYAKAWA
　Chapter 10
　Education as a Public and Private Good in the United States:
　　Some Reflections on the Current Debate about "Choice" and "Standard"		   Richard F. ELMORE
　Chapter 11
　Choice, Quality and Democracy in Education:
　　A Comparison of Current Educational Reforms in the United States, the United Kingdom and Japan		   Hidenori FUJITA
　Chapter 12
Education and the Articulation of the Public and the Private:
　　A Historical Analysis		   Ken CHUJO
PART FIVE: PUBLIC AND PRIVATE IN LAND-USE    
　Comment
　Lessons from Land Use in the United States		   Toyoki HOSONO
　Chapter 13
　Public and Private in the Ownership and Management of Land in the United States		   Robert H. NELSON
　Chapter 14
　The Public and the Private in the Construction of Public Space for Desired Land-Use in the United States		   Yoshiko TERAO
　Chapter 15
　Privatizing the Public Lands:
　　The Crisis of Progressive Faith?		   Kazuto OSHIO
PART SIX: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES    
　Comment
　Impact of Foreign Cultures and Criticisms on American Culture		   Hiroko SATO
　Chapter 16
　The Public and Private:A European Perspective		   Gonul PULTAR
　Chapter 17
　Comparative Views from Korea on the Public and the Private in the United States		   Kuk-Won BAE
　Chapter 18
　Demarcating the Public and the Private in the Post-Cold War World		   Fumiko NISHIZAKI
GENERAL DISCUSSION    
AUTHORS    
SESSION CHAIRS AND INVITED OBSERVERS    
No. 13 Population Movement in the Modern World V
　South Asian Migration in Comparative Perspective:
　　Movement, Settlement and Diaspora		   Edited by
HASE Yasuro
MIYAKE Hiroyuki
OSHIKAWA Fumiko
COVER・CONTENTS    
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT    
Preface    
South Asian Diaspora: A Global Perspective from India   Ravindra Kumar JAIN
Buchi Emecheta and Hanif Kureishi:
　Cultural Translators Writing in Quest of Independence and Belonging in Post-colonial Britain		   BUNDA Junko
Immigrants and Islam:
　British Multiculturalism and the Islamic Revival by Pakistani		   HASE Yasuro
Multiculturalism and Identity Debates in Britain:
　Problematising Muslim Identity		   Yunas SAMAD
Between ABCD and DCBA: Rise of the New Generation in Asian Indians in the United States   SEKIGUCHI Mari
Emigration and the Indian Diaspora:
　Ramifications for India		   Arthur W. HELWEG
Comments on the Lecture   SAKUMA Kosei
A Hindu Renaissance on Reunion   SUGIMOTO Seiko
Belonging, Longing and Constructed Identity:
　The Temple at the Center of the Politics of Tamil Identity on Mauritius 		  Hilde K. LINK
Intermarriage, ‘Douglas’, Creolization of Indians in Contemporary Guyana:
　The Rocky Road of Ambiguity ad Ambivalence		   SHIBATA Yoshiko
Crossing the Seas of Difference:
　Cultural Markers of Indians in Trinidad in the Early and Late Twentieth Century		   Patricia MOHAMMED
In Pursuit of Lakshmi:
　The Political Economy of Indians in Singapore		   A. MANI
South Asian Community in East Africa:
　A Case of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania		   TOMINAGA Chizuko
Comments   TANAKA Kyoko
Indian Muslim Merchants in South Africa, 1875 – 1920:
　With Special Remarks on their Migration in the Indian Ocean Region		   OISHI Takashi
The Situation of Overseas Migrant Workers from Bangladesh in the 1990s:
　(With Special References to the Case of Temporary Migration to Malaysia)		   MIYAKE Hiroyuki
A Determining Factor of the Foreign Policy of Sri Lanka:
　International Labor Migration to the Middle East		   Mohamed Shariff ANEES
Who Govern the Ethnic Migrant Labor Market in Japan?:
　Pakistani and Iranian Labor Turnover Before and After 1990		   TANNO Kiyoto
The Making of Family through Intermarriage:
　Japanese Women Married to Pakistani Labor Migrants during the 1980s and 1990s		   KUDO Masako
No. 14 International Area Studies Conference VI
　Rewriting Africa: Toward Renaissance or Collapse?   Edited by
KURIMOTO Eisei
COVER・CONTENTS    
Preface   Hitoshi ABE
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS    
INTRODUCTION    
　Rewriting Africa : Toward Renaissance of Collaps?   KURIMOTO Eisei
CONCEPTUALIZING STATE AND POLITICAL INSTABILITY    
　Managing Disorder in Contemporary Africa:
　　For a Realist Approach		   Patrick CHABAL
　Understanding Conflict in Africa:
　　Reflections on Its Recent Characteristics		   TAKEUCHI Shin’ichi
　Rewiting the Political Landscape of Africa:
　　A Perspective from South Africa		   MINE Yoichi
　The Creation of Development States:
　　Arguments and the Reality in Africa		   TAKAHASHI Motoki
　Rewiting Contemporary Africa’s Place in the World:
　　An Afro-Asian Perspective		   KATSUMATA Makoto
CREATIVITIY OF URBAN DISORDER    
　Urbanization and Urban Life in Africa:
　　Creativity of Order and Disorder		   R. A. OBUDHO
　The World of Everyday Life as a Source of Creativity and Resistance in Urban Africa   MATSUDA Motoji
EXCAVATING PAST FOR FUTURE    
　A New Role for East African Cooperation:
　　Can It Succeed?		   YOSHIDA Masao
　Ethnicity:
　　An African Predicament		   Francis M. DENG
　Tradition, Democracy and Political Legitimacy   Kwai WIREDU
　The Idea of an African Renaissance, the Language of the Renaissance and the Changes of the 21st Century   K. K. PRAH
POLITICIZATION OF CULTURAL REPRESENTATIONS AND SOCIAL MEMORIES    
　Re-Exhibiting Africa:
　　From the Images of Other Cultures Exhibition		   YOSHIDA Kenji
　Modes in the Politics of Belonging in Postcolonial Africa   Peter GESCHIERE& Francis NYAMNJOH
　Figures of the Future:
　　Dystopia and Subjectivity in the Sicial Imagination of the Future		   Liisa H. MALKKI
　Caputering Modernity among the Anywaa of Western Ethiopia   KURIMOTO Eisei
No. 15 State, Nation and Ethnic Relations IV
　Estados nacionales, etnicidad y democracia en America Latina   Edited by
YAMADA Mutsuo
Carlos Ivan DEGREGORI
COVER    
Nota del organizador
INDICE		   YAMADA Mutsuo
Introduccion   Carlos Ivan DEGREGORI
Ponencias    
　La educacion intercultural bilingue:
　　?Respuesta frente a la multietnicidad, pluriculturalidad y multilinguismo latinoamericanos?		   Luis Enrique LOPEZ
　El regateo de la humanidad y el discurso nacional en el siglo XX   Tzvi MEDIN
　El futuro del indigenismo en Mexico:
　　Del mito del mestizaje a la fragmentacion neoliberal		   Guillermo DE LA PENA
　Forjando patria:
　　Identificacion de lo social con lo cultural en el Mexico moderno		   OCHIAI Kazuyasu
　Las relaciones interetnicas en Guatemala:
　　Reflexiones acerca de algunos temas descuidados e invisibilizados		   Tani Marilena ADAMS
　Etnicidad y Estado nacional en Huehuetenango, Guatemala:
　　Resultado de las elecciones y el problema del nacionalismo comunal		   KOIZUMI Junji
　Democracia, etnicidad y violencia:
　　El embrollo colombiano		   Christian GROS
　Movimiento indigena y estado plurinacional:
　　El caso ecuatoriano		   ARAKI Hidekazu
　Identidad etnica, movimentos sociales y participacion en el Peru   Carlos Ivan DEGREGORI
　Etnia, nacion y modernidad en el Peru   OGURA Hidetaka
　Entre la historia nacional y la memoria   HOSOYA Hiromi
　Religiosidad, y democracia en Bolivia a finales del siglo:
　　Hacia un estado laico		   Hugo Jose SUAREZ
　El movimiento katarista entre los cholos y el campesinado:
　　 Una reflexion sobre la etnicidad y las politicas en Bolivia		   YOSHIDA Shigeto
　Coming in from the Cold:
　　Native Religions and the Problem of Democracy in Jamaica		   Barry CHEVANNES
　The Concept of Creole in Caribbean Society:
　　Continuity and Change		   Selwyn RYAN
　Race Consciousness and the Formation of National Identity in Modern Guyana   SHIBATA Yoshiko
　State as an Affiliated Community?:
　　Rethinking Colonialism and Democracy in Puerto Rico		   SHIGAKI Mitsuhiro
　La escuela y el museo indigena en Brasil:
　　Etnicidad, memoria e interculturalidad		   Jose R. BESSA FREIRE
　Nacionalismo y democracia en una sociedad multietnica-racial:
　　El caso del Brasil		   SUZUKI Shigeru
No. 16 State, Nation and Ethnic Relations IV
　Vegeculture in Eastern Asia and Oceania   Edited by
YOSHIDA Shuji
Peter J. MATTHEWS
COVER・CONTENTS    
Preface・LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS    
CHAPTER ONE: STUDIES OF VEGECULTURE IN JAPAN – THEIR OROGINS AND DEVELOPMENT    
V   SASAKI Komei
CHAPTER TWO: ROOT CROPS, VEGECULTURE, AND SEED CULTURE    
　The Origins and Spread of Tuber Crops (Imo)   HOTTA Mitsuru
　Wild Food Plants and Vegeculture   YOSHIDA Shuji
　Crop-Raising Techniques in Asian Rice Culture:
　　Resemblances to Root and Tuber Crop Cultivation		   TANAKA Koji
　Domestication and Cultivation of Edible Job’s Tears (Coix lacryma-jobi subsp. ma-yuen)
　under the Influence of Vegeculture		   OCHIAI Yukino
CHAPTER THREE: TARO IN EASTERN ASIA AND OCEANIA    
　Taro Cropping Systems in the Southeast Asian-Pacific Region:
　　An Archaeological Update		   Matthew SPRIGGS
　Morphological and Genetic Variation in Cultivated and Wild Taro   YOSHINO Hiromichi
　Taro in Japan, and its Dispersal in East and Southeast Asia   MATSUDA Masahiko
　Taro Storage Systems   Peter J. MATTHEWS
　Archaic Crop or Awkward Crop?:
　　Taro Cultivation in the Southern Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea 		  Paul SILLITOE
CHAPTER FOUR: VEGECULTURAL CROPS AND SYSTEMS IN OCEANIA    
　Tropical Agroforestry, Coastal Lagoons, and Holocene Prehistory in Greater Near Oceania   John Edward TERRELL
　Breadfruit Storage and Preparation in the Pacific Islands   Diane RAGONE
　The Cultivation and Use of Taro and Fruit Pandanus among the Duna of the Aluni Valley in the Southern Highlands of Papua New Guinea, with Comparative Notes   Pamela J. STEWART & Andrew STRATHERN
　Two Anga Vegeculture Systems in New Guinea:
　　Technical and Cultural Specificities in the Utilization of Some Seasonal Trees		   Pascale BONNEMERE & Pierre LEMONNIER
　Intensification of Food Production and Land Use in Papua New Guinea   Michael BOURKE
　Vegeculture as Food Security for Pacific Communities   Nancy POLLOCK
Chapter FIVE: ASSIMILATING NEW ROOT CROPS    
　Sweet Potato in Japan:
　　Its Origin and Use		   INOUE Hiroshi
　Nga Riwai Maori:
　　The Perpetuation of Relict Potato Cultivars within Maori Communities in New Zealand		   Graham HARRIS
APPENDIX 1
　A select bibliography of work related to vegeculture and published or supprted in Japan		   MATSUDA Masahiko
APPENDIX 2
　Comments on the classification and naming of root crops and other crop categories		   Peter J. MATTHEWS, MATSUDA Masahiko & OCHIAI Yukino
No. 17 State, Nation and Ethnic Relations IV
　Population Movement beyond the Middle East:
　　Migration, Diaspora, and Network		   Edited by
USUKI Akira
Omar Farouk BAJUNID
YAMAGISHI Tomoko
COVER・CONTENTS    
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT    
Preface    
KEYNOTE SPEECH    
　The Japanese ‘Discovery’ of Muslims and Jews in the Wartime Empire of Japan   USUKI Akira
SESSIONⅠ IMMIGRATION AND DIASPORA FROM WITHIN AND WITHOUT THE MIDDLE EAST    
　Zionist Immigration Waves and Colonization in Palestine, 1882-1948   Gershon SHAFIR
　The Return of the Right of Return:
　　The Palestinian Diaspora and the Political Process in the Middle-East in Theoretical Perspective		   Dan RABINOWITZ
　Labour Movement in the Middle East:
　　A Regional Perspective		   Amer Al-ROUBAIE
　The Arabs in the United States of America   Michael W. SULEIMAN
　Lebanese and Other Middle Eastern Migrants in the Philippines   William Gervase CLARENCE-SMITH
SESSIONⅡ ARAB NETWORK ACROSS THE INDIAN OCEAN    
　Islam and the Arab Network in Early Modern History   R. Michael FEENER
　The History of Hadhrami Migration to Southeast Asia:
　　The Case of the Al-‘Att?s Family		   ARAI Kazuhiro
　The Arab Networks in Southeast Asia:
　　The Case of Penang		   Omar Farouk BAJUNID
　In Search of Identity:
　　The Hadhrami Arabs in Pre- and Post-war Indonesia		   Huub de JONGE
　The `Alawiyyah Tar?qah: A Preliminary Outline   Syed Farid ALATAS
SESSIONⅢ BETWEEN REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANTS: IRANIANS IN DIASPOR    
　Transnational Identities:
　　A generational study of Iranian immigrants in France		   Vida NASSEHI-BEHNAM
　Iranian Experiences in Japan Through Their Narratives   MORITA Toyoko
　A History of the Chula Raja Montri Position (Sheikh’ul- Islam)   Plubplung KONGCHANA
　Iranians in the Early Modern India   MASHITA Hiroyuki
　Iranians Who Knocked the “Closed Door” of Japan in the Edo Period   NAGASHIMA Hiromu
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS    
No. 18 State, Nation and Ethnic Relations VI
　"We the People" in the Global Age:
　　Re-examination of Nationalism and Citizenship		   Edited by
KURIMOTO Eisei
COVER・CONTENTS    
Preface   Chieko KITAGAWA OTSURU
INTRODUCTION    
　Stories of Peoplehood in the Global Age   Rogers M. SMITH
PART ONE: NATIONALISM IN THE GLOBAL AGE    
　Chapter 1 Problems of Nationalism and Nation State in the Balkans   Arnold SUPPAN
　Chapter 2 Going Local in a Global Age:
　　Glocalization and Techno-Nationalism		   Atsushi YAMADA
　Chapter 3 Civicism between Nationalism and Globalism:
　　Some Reflections on the Problem of Political Community		   Ronald BEINER
PART TWO: NATIONALISM AND THE STATE    
　Chapter 4 War, Democracy and America’s Nationalist Ideology:
　　Government Information and Propaganda on America’s Role in a Globalizing World		   Koji TERACHI
　Chapter 5 National Symbols, History Textbooks and Neo-Nationalism in Japan   Ryo OSHIBA
　Chapter 6 Chinese New Nationalism:
　　Adhesive Glue to Combine 1.2 Billion People Together		   Akira ISHII
PART THREE: NATIONALISM AND CITIZENSHIP IN THE MULTICULTURAL SOCIETY    
　Chapter 7 Liberal Law of American Citizenship:
　　Its Inclusiveness and Civic Identity		   Shigeo MIYAGAWA
　Chapter 8 Women and Global Citizenship   Sara M. EVANS
　Chapter 9 The Changing Nature of American Nationalism and Foreign Policy Attitudes:
　　The Impact of Multiculturalism		   Yasuhiro TAKEDA
　Chapter 10 Nation and Citizenship in the Filipino World War II Veterans Equity Movement, 1945 – 2001   Satoshi NAKANO
PART FOUR: CHALLENGES FOR NURTURING CITIZENSHIP    
　Chapter 11 Scouting in the United States:
　　Cultivating Civic Mindedness and National Identity		   Julie HIGASHI
　Chapter 12 Global Citizenship and Global Climate Change:
　　Saving the World from Ourselves		   Charles K. DAYTON
　Chapter 13 Civil Society and Nuclear Disarmament:
　　A Comparison of U.S. and Japanese Experiences during the 1980s and 1990s		   Naoki KAMIMURA
　Chapter 14 Citizenship in the Global Context   Chieko KITAGAWA OTSURU
DISCUSSION    
AUTHORS AND PROJECT PARTICIPANTS    
Volumes in this Series    
No. 19 Population Movement in the Modern World VII
　Emigracion Latinoamericana:
　　Comparacion Interregional entre America del Norte, Europa y Japon		   Organizador
YAMADA Mutsuo
COVER    
Nota del Organizador・CONTENTS    
　Migrant Networks and Immigration Policy:
　Shifting Gender and Migration Patterns in the Peruvian Diaspora		   Karsten PAERREGAARD
　Latin American Immigrants, Free Trade Agreements and the Tranformation of North America   Richard ROMAN y Edur Velasco ARREGUI
　After Little Brazil :
Brazilian Immigrants in the Contemporary United States 		  Maxine L. MARGOLIS
　Dominican Diasporas and the Stasis of Race   David HOWARD
　Latino Immigrant Children and Bilingual Education in Californa:
　　Toward a More Humane and Equitable Change in a Diverse Society		   USHIDA Chizuru
　El significado de la religion de la santeria para migrantes del Caribe en Nueva York   Bettina E. SCHMIDT
　Migracion internacional, transicion demografica y remesas en Mexico   Fernando LOZANO-ASCENCIO
　Las migraciones contemporaneas de Centroamerica a Mexico y Estados Unidos   Manuel Angel CASTILLO
　Las migrantes puertorriquenas en la politica de Estados Unidos y Puerto Rico   SHIGAKI Yoshiko
　Hacer "las espanas," como ayer "hacer as americas":
　　La emigracion de latinoamericanos a Europa		   Tomas CALVO BUEZAS
　Transnacionalismo y remesas   Teofilo ALTAMIRANO
　La construccion de los imaginarios, el rol de la familia y migracion transnacional:
　　el caso ecuatoriano		   Alba GOYCOECHEA
　La emigracon latinoamericana en Polonia   Francisco RODRIGUEZ
　Migrantes latinoamericanos indocumentados en Suiza y territorios urbanos contestatarios   Angela STIENEN
　La construccion de la alteridad latinoamericana en Espana:
　　? nosotros o los otros ?		   Hugo GAGGIOTTI y Diana MARRE
　Migration of Skilled Latin American Women to Switzerland and Their Struggle for Integration   Yvonne RIANO
　Talleres literarios en mediacion y resolucion de conflictos:
　　Mujeres latinoamericanas en el contexto suizo		   Marina GARTZIA
　Revolucion mexicana y diploacia. Inmigrantes y refugiados mexicanos en Europa:
　　el caso de Espana (1910-1920)		   Oscar FLORES
　The Migration Process of Nikkei Brazilians   HIGUCHI Naoto
　Redes sociales y culturales de migrantes brasilenos en la ruta Brasil-Japon:
　　Movimiento y permanenci		   Lili KAWAMURA
　Redes sociales de migrantes Brasilenos descendientes de Japoneses de Maring・para Japon   Elisa Massae SASAKI
　El "problema de la educacion" desde el punto de vista de los migrantes:
　　Las experiencias de los peruanos en Japon		   YAMAWAKI Chikako
　Maing History, Reinterpreting Experiences:
　　The Ethnic Media among Brazilians in Japan		   Angelo ISHI
　La otra cara del interrelacionamiento socio-cultural:
　　crimen, delincuencia y friccion en el proceso de integracion del nikkei dekasegui brasileno a la soiedad Japonesa		   TAJIMA Hisatoshi
　Brazilian Residents and Inward Internationalization in Hamamatsu:
　　A Case of a Core Manufacturing City in the Tokai District, Japan		   IKEGAMI Shigehiro
　The Migration Process of Latin American Workers to Osaka:
　　The Spatia-Temporal Dimension of the Attributes of Exclusion and Inclusion of Citizenship		   Gloria SALGADO-MENDOZA
　Personalizar la migracion. El potencial teorico de las historias y testimonios de migrantes:
　　el caso de las ecuatorianas en Amsterdam		   Martha Cecilia RUIZ M.
Volumes in this Series    
No. 20 State, Nation and Ethnic Relations VII
　Rethinking African History from Women’s / Gender Perspectives
　　Slavery, Colonial Experience, Nationalist Movement and After		   Edited by
Chizuko TOMINAGA
COVER・CONTENTS    
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT    
KEYNOTE SPEECH    
　Swahili World and Women: Class, Ethnicity and Identity
　― In relation to Inter-regional Migration ―		   Chizuko TOMINAGA
SESSION ONE: SLAVERY / SLAVE TRADE AND WOMEN    
　Chairperson’s Summary   Katsuhiko KITAGAWA
　Beyond Robertson and Klein:
　　Re-Modeling Slavery As If Women Matter/ed		   Claire ROBERTSON,
Marsha ROBINSON,
Natalie CORVINGTON
　Women and Slavery on the East African Coast   Margaret STROBEL
SESSION TWO: COLONIAL AND APARTHEID EXPERIENCE AND WOMEN    
　Chairperson’s Summary   Mari KOIZUMI
　“One Big Gender Fight?” Women, Gender and the Reconceptualization of African History   Iris BERGER
　Apartheid Seen Through Women’s Eyes:
　　The Case of the Federation of South African Women (FSAW) in the 1950s		   Monica CEJAS
　The Life and Times of Mai Musodzi:
　　Pioneering African Domesticity in Urban Zimbabwe, before 1952		   Tsuneo YOSHIKUNI
SESSION THREE: RESISTANCE AND NATIONALIST MOVEMENT    
　Chairperson’s Summary   Yoko NAGAHARA
　The Daughters of Omdurman:
　　The Role of Women in the Sudanese Mahdist Movement and Its Significance for the Subsequent Historical Process		   Yoshiko KURITA
　Gender History and the Nationalist Historiographical Tradition in Tanzania   Thaddeus SUNSERI
SESSION FOUR: ACTIVISM IN AFRICA FROM WOMEN’S / GENDER PERSPECTIVES    
　Chairperson’s Summary   Makiko TODA
　Relationship between Recording, Remembering and Reconstructing the Facts around Women   Keiko KUSUNOSE
　Transforming Africa Through Feminist History:
　　Using the Past to Reconfigure the Present and Imagine a Future		   Amina MAMA
　Revisioning Patriarchal Nationalism: Yvonne Vera’s Nehanda   Desiree LEWIS
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS    
Volumes in this Series    
No. 21 International Area Studies Conference IX
　Between Knowledge and Commitment
　　Post-Conflict Peace-Building and Reconstruction in Regional Contexts		   Edited by
Masako ISHII
Jacqueline A. SIAPNO
COVER・CONTENTS    
Preface    
　An Overview   ISHII Masako
　Who Sustains Whose Development? Critical Reflections on the Symposium and Volume   Jacqueline A. SIAPNO
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS    
ABBREVIATIONS    
KEYNOTE SPEECH    
　Between Intellectuals of Area Studies and NGOs:
　　From Personal Experiences		   MURAI Yoshinori
PART ONE: BETWEEN KNOWLEDGE AND COMMITMENT    
　Challenges and Dilemma in“Intervention”at the NGO Level:
　　Humanitarian Assistance in Kurdistan, Northern Iraq as an Example		   ONISHI Kensuke
　Post-Conflict Peace-Building in Africa:
　　The Expected and Unfilled Role of Area Studies		   KURIMOTO Eisei
　Conflict, Displacement, and Assistance:
　　Basics of Humanitarian Assistance		   YAMAMOTO Yoshiyuki
　International Participation in the Destruction and Reconstruction, and Peace-building in East Timor   Fernando Lasama De ARAUJO
PART TWO: EAST TIMOR CONTEXT: GENDER IN PEACE-BUILDING AND RECONSTRUCTION ASSISTANCE    
　Nation-Building and Development in East Timor:
　　The Problem of Human Resources		   Felicidade De SOUSA GUTERRES
　Sumber Daya Manusia Dalam Pembangunan Timor Leste   Felicidade De SOUSA GUTERRES
　East Timor Feminism and Human Rights Discourse   FUKUTAKE Shintaro
　Pembahasan Tentang Feminisme dan Hak Asasi Manusia di Timor Lorosa’e   FUKUTAKE Shintaro
　Post-Conflict Peace-Building and Gender Equality in East Timor   Repelita TAMBUNAN PEREIRA
　Pembangunan Perdamaian dan Keadilan Gender di Timor-Leste Setelah Konflik   Repelita TAMBUNAN PEREIRA
　The Involvement of Men in Solving Gender Issue in Timor Lorosa’e   Mericio Juvinal DOS REIS
　Keterlibatan Laki-Laki Dalam Persoalan Gender di Timor Lorosa’e   Mericio Juvinal DOS REIS
GUEST SPEECHES    
　Legal Protection for Women in the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste   Lucia LOBATO
　Perlindungan Hukum Bagi Kaum Perempuan Timor-Leste   Lucia LOBATO
　Evolving Principles of Japanese Development Assistance and Peace Cooperation   KOMACHI Kyoji
PART THREE: AFGHAN CONTEXT―ETHNICITY IN PEACE-BUILDING AND RECONSTRUCTION ASSISTANCE    
　Humanitarian Assistance in Afghanistan before September 11:
　　Its Coverage and Relevance		   KATSUMA Yasushi
　Ethnicity in Peace-building and Reconstruction Assistance in Afghanistan   Raz Mohammad DALILI
　Organization of the Hazara Youth:
　　The Case of Tanzeem Nasle Nau Hazara Mughal in Quetta, Pakistan		   Nazir HUSSAIN
　State-Building and Political Development in Afghanistan   William MALEY
PART FOUR: SEARCH FOR INTERFACE    
　Who Should be Responsible for the Cultural Heritage of Cambodia?   ISHIZAWA Yoshiaki
　Building Peace in a Complex Political Emergency:
　　Experiences in NGO Work in Sudan		   Simon SIMONSE
　Humanitarian Action and Social Learning:
　　Notes and Surmises on Ten Consultative Tools 		  Raymond APTHORPE
　Bridging Knowledge and Commitment:
　　D　ocumenting Projects for Peace-Building and Reconstruction Assistance		   ISHII Masako
　Bridging Knowledge and Commitment:
　　The Case of Coffee Project in East Timor		   ABE Ken-ichi
Volumes in this Series    
No. 22 Population Movement in the Modern World X
　Motion in Place / Place in Motion: 21st Century Migrationt   Edited by
IYOTANI Toshio
Masako ISHII
COVER・CONTENTS    
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS    
KEYNOTE SPEECH    
　Migration as Method   IYOTANI Toshio
SESSION 1: PLACES OF TRANSGRESSION / TRANSGRESSIVE PLACE    
　The Emerging Migration State   James F. HOLLIFIELD
　Abolition and “Free” Migration:
　　On Historicity and Eurocentricity in Migration Studies		   Radhika MONGIA
　Imperial Embrace? Identification and Constraints on Mobility in a Hegemonic Empire   John TORPEY
SESSION 2: PLACES OF CONNECTION / CONNECTIVE PLACE    
　The Place of Women is still in the Home:
　　The Migration of Filipina Domestic Workers in Globalization		   Rhacel PARRENAS
　Feminised Migration and Places of Connection:
　　Transnational Migrant Women Negotiating ‘Family’, the ‘Nation-state’ and ‘Civil Society’		   Brenda S.A. YEOH
SESSION 3: PLACES OF MOTION / MOBILE PLACE    
　The Rumour of Trafficking and the Management of Migration Studies   Diana WONG
　Urban Diasporas. Race, Identity, and Popular Culture in a Post-Ethnic Europe   Fatima EL-TAYEB
OPEN SYMPOSIUM    
　A Not So Multi-sited Ethnography of a Diasporic
　Not So Imagined Community Based on　
Not So Rhizomatic Forms of Global Mobility		   Ghassan HAGE
　Equivocalness in the Civilization Difference of the West and the Rest   SAKAI Naoki
SPECIAL SESSION: “JAPAN” RECONSIDERED IN MOTION    
　The Frontiers of Democracy:
　　Migration, Border Controls, and Citizenship in Postwar Japan		   Tessa MORRIS-SUZUKI
　Progress and Perspectives in Studies of Okinawan Immigrants   YAMASHITA Yasuko
Volumes in this Series    
No. 23 International Area Studies Conference X
　Experiences and Prospects of Globalization in Latin America and the Caribbean
　Experiencias y Perspectivas de la Globalizacion en America Latina y el Caribe		   Organizer/Organizador
YAMADA Mutsuo
COVER    
CONTENTS-INDICE    
I.. Economy – Economia    
　The Role of Foreign Banks during Crisis:
　　Lessons from Asia and Latin America		   Heather Montgomery
　Financial Sector Development:
　　A Comparison of Chile and South Korea		   Barbara Stallings
　Countries, Crises and Contrasts:
　　Comparing New Zealand and Latin American Experiences of Globalisation’s Crises and Challenges		   Matthew O’Meagher
　Challenges of Globalization and Recent Experiences in Korea and Mexico   Won-Ho KIM
　Economic Liberalisation and Productive Development in Latin America:
　　Achievements, Constraints and Perspectives for Brazilian Industry		   Joao Carlos Ferraz
　Economia subterranea en America Latina:
　　migracion y drogas ilegales		   Adalberto Santana
　Latin America and East Asia between Bilateralism and Inter-Regionalism   Manfred Mols
II.. Politics – Politica    
　Japan’s Role in Latin America-Asia Interactions   TSUNEKAWA Keiichi
　Third World Approach to Globalization:
　　Comparing Latin America and China		   JIANG Shixue
　El nuevo internacionalismo obrero y sindical en America Latina:
　　Un caso de la globalizacion desde abajo		   Barry Carr
III.. Society and Culture – Sociedad y Cultura    
　La formacion de la congnicion japonesa sobre America Latina:
　　del Siglo XVI al XIX		   ODAIRA Shuichi
　La globalizacion de la informacion y America Latina como region   Estela Morales Campos
　Recepcion de la musica latinoamericana en Japon   CHIBA Izumi
　Race, Gender and Nation:
　　Indigenous and Black Movements in Latin America		   Helen Safa
　Afro-Latin Americans within the Changing Global Order   Anani Dzidzienyo
　Desafios educativos y culturales de la globalizacion para America Latina   Pablo Manuel Gonzalez Guadarrama
Authors’s Profiles/ Curricula Vitae de los autores    
Paper Abstracts/ Resumenes de ponencias    
Symposium Program/ Programa del simposio    
Executive Committee/ Comite Directivo    
Organizing Committee/ Comite Organizador    
Volumes in this Series    
No. 24 State, Nation and Ethnic Relations IX
　Political Violence and Human Security in the Post-9.11 World   Edited by
OBIYA Chika, KUROKI Hidemitsu
COVER・CONTENTS    
PREFACE    
PART 1. A RE-EVALUATION: TERRORISM AND MILITARY VIOLENCE AS “HUMAN INSECURITY”    
　The Lineage of Another Just War Theory:
　　Violence against the “Outlaw”		   TOSA Hiroyuki
　Peacekeeping as International White Supremacy   Sherene H.RAZACK
　The United States and the “War Machine”:
　　Redefining Human Security after September 11		   Francois DEBRIX
PART 2. EXTERMINATION OF THE OTHER: THE LINEAGE OF COLONIAL VIOLENCE    
　The Colonial Genesis of the War on Terror.   Anthony J. HALL
　“Otherness” and Methods of ‘Extermination’ in Rwandan Genocide   TAKEUCHI Shin’ichi
　Extermination of the Other in El Salvador:
　　Heritage of the Colonial Violence?		   Mario PERALTA
　Defining the “Other”as the Enemy:
　　The Indigenous Palestinian Bedouin in Israel		   Ismael ABU-SAAD
　The War on Terror and the Re-Legitimization of Imperialism:
　　Colonial Violence and Its Implications for Human In/Security		   Giorgio SHANI
PART 3. A WAR AGAINST “TERRORISM” ? : AFGHANISTAN, IRAQ AND PALESTINE    
　A “War against Terrorism”? Afghanistan, Iraq and Palestine.   William MALEY
　Patterns of Conflict:
　　How Conflict Resolution Processes Have Distorted the Political Structure in Post-War Iraq		   SAKAI Keiko
　Mounting Insecurity:
　　The US and the Palestinians After 9/11		   Ahmad SA‘DI
PART 4. HUMAN SECURITY: STRATEGIC POTENTIAL AGAINST POLITICAL VIOLENCE    
　Actual and Potential Human Security:
　　Dynamics of Realism and Romanticism		   Ahmed ABDALLA
　Fearful Humanity and the Project of Human Security   Peter VALE
　Would Democracy Promote Human Security?   TAKENAKA Chiharu
APPENDIX・Program    
Organizing Committee    
Participants List    
Volumes in this Series    
No. 25 International Symposia
　Mediating for Sustainable Development in the Mekong Basin   Edited by
ABE Ken-ichi
COVER・CONTENTS    
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS    
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS    
INTRODUCTION    
　Mediation in Mekong River Development   ABE Ken-ichi
PART 1. MEKONG SPIRIT: HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES    
　Some Thoughts about the Mekong Spirit   HORI Hiroshi
　The Governance of Increasing Mekong Regionalism   John DORE
　Managing Conflicts and Coordinating Relationships among the Interest Groups:
　　A Case Study of the Lancang-Mekong River		   Lihui CHEN
　Basin Development Plan, Mekong River Commission   KAMOTO Minoru
　Japanese Participation in Mekong Development:
　　Changing Paradigms of the Past 50 Years		   YAMAMOTO Makiko
PART 2. MEDIATING FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE LOWER MEKONG    
　Challenges and Opportunities for Enhancing Environmental Management in Lao PDR   Chandavanh DETHRASAVONG
　The Economic and Social Impact of Rural Access Roads:
　　A Case Study of Savannakhet, Lao PDR		   OTSUKA Koji
　Opening the Sluice Gates of the Pak Mun Dam in Thailand for Four Months:
　　 Questions for Sustainable Development of People’s Livelihood and Ecological Restoration in the Mun Basin		   Kanokwan MANOROM, Srisakra VALLIBHOTAMA
　The Natural Resources for Development and the Destiny of Marginal Groups:
　　a Case Study of Indigenous People in Rattanakiri Province, Cambodia		   Sommai CHINNAK
PART 3. BORDER TRADE: CHINA AND SOUTHEAST ASIA    
　Proposals on Promoting Trade and Economic Cooperation
　among Enterprises between Yunnan Province and GMS Countries		   YIN Yonglin
　Yunnan’s Strategic Status and the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area   HE Mao, LI Fei, and HE Wei
PART 4. SAME RIVER, DIFFERENT DREAMS: THE VIEW FROM YUNNAN, CHINA    
　The Theme Park of Ethnic Cultures and Nature Conservation in Northwest Yunnan   LI Bo
　Agricultural Ecology of Jingha, Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, China   CHEN Jianming
　Differentiated Development Policies of Lancang River Basin and Some Policy Suggestions   YANG Ling
　Sustainable Development of Lancang River Region:
　　A 21st Century Challenge of the Balance between Development and Conservation		   MA Hong
　Anthropological Reflections on Dam Construction in the Middle & Lower Reaches of the Lancang (Mekong) River and Related Matters   ZHENG Han
　A Brief Introduction to the Current Situation of the Development in the Lancang (Mekong) River Sub-region   YANG Xueyin
Volumes in this Series    

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